"EyeCandy," a Visual Feast featuring 11 Artists Opens March 30th at WWA Gallery
Summary
Arabella Proffer utilizes oil to paint narratives that revolve around her fascination with punk rock, Elizabethan era fashion, Goth, religious icons, and the decline of European aristocracy.He fuses these elements without restraint to conjure up hybrid creatures that rampage across the canvas.Charlie Immer’s distinct pastel color palette, stylized technique, and surreal themes intrigue an ever expanding audience.In “Peppermint” and “Chocolate”, a delicious array of Jasinksi’s creatures and characters intertwine in a decadent narrative with surprising discoveries.Jason John works in the style of Psychological Realism to explore the complexities of identity in relation to memory and ones social world.Themed around the sea and its romantic symbolism of freedom, these new pieces explore the balance of uncertainty and stability.Arabella Proffer utilizes oil to paint narratives that revolve around her fascination with punk rock, Elizabethan era fashion, Goth, religious icons, and the decline of European aristocracy.On display is Rimada’s signature multicolored paintings of sultry heroines decorated with rich Day of the Dead and tattoo iconography.Open to the public, the gallery reception is from 7 -10PM on Saturday, March 30th.